Examples of using Which theoretically in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Genetic polymorphisms are among the factors that need to be explored because many studies have shown how genes contribute to the pathogenesis of obesity, which theoretically could also affect weight loss after surgery.
In this case, the Moses model is used, which restricts the analysis only to the points studies located in the region of interest of the ROC space, which theoretically could overestimate the test accuracy
Critical analysis of contents of speeches circulating in the market was conducted, which theoretically intend to stimulate conscious consumption,
It is equally true that absence of recognition does not prevent the existence of relations between two subjects which theoretically do not recognize each other, as in the case of relations between the German Democratic Republic(East Germany) and the Federal Republic of Germany(West Germany) before the adoption of the'Ostpolitik.
because it generates unfilled vacancies that cannot be filled by allocating vacancies, something which theoretically weakens the effects of the system of quotas
coinciding with the start date of this new regulation, which theoretically should comply with the notice
I have these powers, okay, which, theoretically, should make my life awesome,
The cheapest way to reinforce the staple line is through suture line reinforcement, which, theoretically, improves hemostasis
including quarantines, which, theoretically, had been abolished by the new legislation,
The opening of the capital account would enable a process of arbitration which, theoretically, would be able to equate marginal products of capital in different economies,
of six judges can serve as a decision criterion regarding the relevance of the item to the trait to which, theoretically, it refers.
once the silica content is about 55%, which, theoretically, would result in a smaller volume of c-s-h,
To minimize this problem some compensation methods present in the literature that do not require internal models were tested, which, theoretically, can be easily implemented in a plc or dcs.
As long as people are unable to give up something to which, theoretically, they have a right,
something that perhaps would not have happened if there was not the prerogative of juridical guardianship, which, theoretically, defends the right
dialectic perspective of information, which theoretically support the structural conception of culture thomp.
This effect also seems to be important in analgesia related to acupuncture and TENS, which theoretically could be inhibited by the use of caffeine.
continue to be essential aspects of disciplines such as archeology, which theoretically and concretely transform spaces,
triplet excited states through spin-orbit coupling(soc), which theoretically allows quantum yield(¿)of 100.